/peɾmaˈnente/
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Translation
permanent
Word origin
From Latin permanens, the present participle of permanere ('to remain, endure'), from per ('through') plus manere ('to stay, remain').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- permanere
- English cognates
- permanent, remain, mansion
Grammar
Masc pluralpermanentes
Examples
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I am looking for a permanent job, not a temporary contract.
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The accident left a permanent mark on his hand.
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We need a permanent solution to this problem.
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His residence in the country is now permanent.
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The company offers permanent training to its employees.
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